Notarys Manual a Lucid And Concise Treatment of the Duties of Notaries Public
Notarys Manual a Lucid And Concise Treatment of the Duties of Notaries Public
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If after making a will the testator marries and his wife survives him, the will is revoked unless provision is made for her in the will or by marriage contract, or unless she is mentioned in the will in such way as to show an intention not to provide for her.
If the wife does not survive the testator the same rule applies if there is issue of such marriage. If the wife survive and the issue be born after the death of the testator or before his death, the same rule ap- plies as to the issue. The... revocation of a will re- vokes all codicils. It is not necessary to provide in a will that a child shall receive a dollar or any other amount in order that the will stand. 1 lit is sufficient that the child be mentioned by name and the state- ment made that no provision is made. A devise of real property passes all the title owned by the testa- tor at his decease. A devise to any charitable, or be- nevolent society or to any person in trust for chari- 42 WILLS.
table uses must not exceed one-third of the estate of any one who has legal heirs, taking such devises col- lectively, and any such disposition of property can be made only by a duly executed will made at" least thirty days prior to the testator's death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If after making a will the testator marries and his wife survives him, the will is revoked unless provision is made for her in the will or by marriage contract, or unless she is mentioned in the will in such way as to show an intention not to provide for her.
If the wife does not survive the testator the same rule applies if there is issue of such marriage. If the wife survive and the issue be born after the death of the testator or before his death, the same rule ap- plies as to the issue. The... revocation of a will re- vokes all codicils. It is not necessary to provide in a will that a child shall receive a dollar or any other amount in order that the will stand. 1 lit is sufficient that the child be mentioned by name and the state- ment made that no provision is made. A devise of real property passes all the title owned by the testa- tor at his decease. A devise to any charitable, or be- nevolent society or to any person in trust for chari- 42 WILLS.
table uses must not exceed one-third of the estate of any one who has legal heirs, taking such devises col- lectively, and any such disposition of property can be made only by a duly executed will made at" least thirty days prior to the testator's death.
What to read after Notarys Manual a Lucid And Concise Treatment of the Duties of Notaries Public?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H Pyburn to read onlineMoreLess
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